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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
'v|T|ATED BLOOD.
Scr0iul0us, iuhrrit.d and C0nta-
giomS ium0rs turrd ny
tuyiCura.

THEutGH the medium oi one of your books
4 received through Nr Frank T. VI ray, drug
gIst. APOLLO, Pa. / brcamr acquainted with
luHity tu testify Ia ynu that their USE has p,.r-
mdHrutiN CUTrd mr OF one ot the worst cases
81 blood POISONING. in connection with rrysip-
elias. that have eyer Srtu. ana this after hdV
Tag been pronounced Inrurahlc 10y some ui the
best rhysIrIduS IA oar ruuuiIY. | takr. great
pira>ur" ia forwarding 10 Nuu this Testimonial
uU~niicitrd ts % = DS S,u. iG Drdt that other,
suffering from SImIIHr mIladIrs may b" EN-
CuurAEcd To give your e. T'rE, EEUFuIt- "A
IrlHi =. :. uiTLINGER
L~t'chhuTV. "a
Reference. Frank !. u GtS Druggist. Ap,!Iu.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
An Ordinance

To repeal an ordinance providing for the col
lection of assessments for crrtai public iul-
proyemrnts In advance Of making or con
structing the same.
SECTION /. BE il ordained by the council of
the city nf Springfield. Ohio. That All ordi-
naBce entitled An ordinance 10 provide for
the collection Of assessments for certain puh
lie improvements in advance OF making or
constructing the same, passed August 2Ist,
l>>i, and All ordinance entitled u II ordinance
{" amend section / OF an ordinance entitled
An ordinance To provide for the collection oi
aSsessInrnts for certain public improy
In advance of making or constructing the
same, passed April Sth. lss+. b. and the sain-
are hereby repealed.
SEc >. This ordinance shall take effect and
h,. In force from and after the earliest period
allowed by Law.
Passed June 18th \. d. lss7.
f.. T. THOMAS. President.
Attest. J. ). SHEw,LTFR. Ci,y Clerk. lilm
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

"Say, Maria exclaimed Mr. Blotson tho
other Jay, Il move we suspend the long haul
clause
What do YOU meant" demanded Mrs Blob
son.
Il mean said Mr. Bloh>on. that instead
Of pushing the baby carriage around four
blocks We try one block tor u while. Other
wise, | shall be obliged TO raise the rates Of
transportation Burlington Free Press
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
An tbrdinaHce

Accepting a plat 'f lots laid out bye. 4 Schus
ter and Ad-s!nr krrshnrr. rNrcurorS. in al
ditIun {" the city of Springfield. ohio.
SIrTIoS |. Be IL ordained ly the city council
"f the city Of Springfield. ohio. That the pIa
of lots laid out by &. A, Schuster and Adrliue
kershnrr, executors Of the will of John k-rsh
Ger. deceased. AS of the date of June :. 1Ss- in
addition IN said city. II hereby accepted: and
the streets and alleys designated thereon Are
hereby declared 10 be public streets. aleys
and highways OF said city.
NEr = said acceptance Is upon the express
condition that said city shall be forever -N-
empt from the payment OF any damage what
ever. and All persons shall he forever barred
from maintaining any claims for damages
4 .ainst said city resulting tU property ahIIt
ting upon any "f said streets and alleys from
the grading, cutting. hlling ar other improve
ing or repairing by said city Of any of said
streets or alleys.
50. - This ordinance shall take effect from
aud after us legal publication.
Passed June II. A. u. lsSI.
E.T. THOMAS. President
Attest: J. ;. >H.wALTER. city Clerk. lIlm
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

A good deal OF indignation has been
rrouSed by the publication of the official
order concerning the return of captured
hags Ia the various states, a portion of
these states having been in rebellion against
the government and portion of the flags
being confederate riagS captured by union
troops. Adjutant General ANilne, of ohio,
was called upon by a reporter "t the Ohi"
Sfute .Ioturul. Tuesday, and the following
conversation occurred:
'Of course You have heard the news from
Washington. General Anime, concerning
the return Of the captured flag I" the Va
Tiuu~ ~tAt"~.
Yes, have a circular here from Adju-
tant General Drum ia which he says that
the president approves al the movement,
and that the OHIO iias~ now IN pns>eSSIon
of the war department await nay order.
This circular came I" the governor a few
dav~ AZ" and WAS turned over Ia me
Don't you see something in the wood
pile"
II should think did. This whole mat
ter Is 4 sleek scheme 6n the part ot the ad
minl~tration Ia return rebel flags Ia the
speaks only Of thnsr fiags IN possession of
the war department. Those c0luTs. bath
federal and rebel, will be- returned 10 the
several states IN which the organizations
from which they were captured originated.
Pretty soon you will hear oi second order
for us Ia seud the flags that We have ia our
relic room in the state house Ia Washington.
whence they will Ice turned over I" the
southern states
What will y0n do ia the matter"
Il don't knew yet. should not like Ia
give up the relics intruSted IL the care of
the state without authority of the lrgi>la-
iure. But, by the way. | have frequently
had requests from vaIions sources for the
rrtarH 0t these captured battle flags. only
A short time ago had letter. which
would show you if could lay my handS un
II al once. asking NE ro give up the flag of
the Thirteenth Louisiana regiment cap
tured before Atlanta, but | replied that the
"nly way that il could be secured would he
by getting some legislative action M the
matter.
We shall b- very likely 10 have lrg,la.
tIfe tina; will not give up those ttagS. We
ought la have. Let. us draw the line. on
the encroarhments of the confederat.s.
now om horseback, on Surrenderng the
flags which our Ohio boys captured from
the armed rebel, who were fighting the
government.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

England has a new Prince. Albert. Vie
t'r Is his other name and he is the oldest
sou OF the Prince oi Wales and heir Ia the
throne 0f the empire. He will attend the
grand jlnih-r thanksgiving service To be
helo in St Patrirk'> cathedral. Dublin. on
June =. and viii on that o-rasiou be dec
grated with the Order nf II. Patrick. What
KIND OF g"v-Tum-ut England will have
by The tune the Prince of Wales gets
through his reign ,If be- ever has any reign
II would be- difficult to tell now. Vino
{ Crprchll and Parneli may not hr oppoSing
c ;lldItatr> frT the prrsidrm.,'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

one OF the great questions which boh up in
parliament occasionally il not oft.ner. is
whether the laws forbidding men to marry
their deceased wives sisters, shall not h,,
abolished. So far. the proposition has been
voted down, repeatedly. by larger or smaller
majoritieS. yAhd now the American Pre-
bvterlans, in their general assembly. just
hald, have voted Ia eNpunge from the
church statute book the prohibition of such
marriages. lit has been dead letter this
long while" remarks the independent,
and in one case the man who had married
his deceased wift'> sister WAS moderator of
the assembly, and was president of the
chief theological seminary in the church
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
An Ordinance
To improve Spring street by making n chang,
Of grade.

To improve Spring street by making Il chang,
Of grade.
SECTION |. Be IL ordained by the city cnuncl
of the ciIy If Springfield, ohio. two thirds uI
the whole number ot members elected thereto
That Spring street. from Main
str ct Ia Washington street. lie Improved by
the grade oi the same in accordance
with the resolution of councii passed May TO-
lss1. the expense III said Improvement IL br
paid by said city. and that all claims iied for
damages shall be inquired into after the com
pletiou nf said improvements
SIC. , This ordinance shall take effect ana
De- al force from ana after the earliest period
ilIowed by Law.
Passed June lith, 4. II iss7.
T.. 4. THOMAS. 2 esidert
Attest: J. ). SHtwlLI.E. City Clerk. iilm
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

The Rev. pr. Pearnr. nf Cincinnati
we 10 have him here. by the way"l-in re-
cent utterance at ministers meeting
stated the facts about ihird-partyiSm under
the name of a pruhib.tion movement. He
said that ii had not secured prohibition
nywhere, and gives little promise OF effect
i'eneS, as an independent force. Dr
Pearne finds much TO admire and applaud
ia the temperance record of the republican
party. The TiincS-Sfrr thinks il will be
"a good thing for the trml.-ranc" cause il
all ministers We're, like ID Pearne. in pur-
suit OF the practical. AT least ~ far a.
methods are concerned" II would. iu-
deed
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
ThE TOE
II is nigh noon; upon the burning sands

II is nigh noon; upon the burning sands
stand day dreaming gazing at he sea
That fond vet tickle strei yhrs cut her hands
To clasp once more The beach which wearlv
Hath 81 hong waited through thr heat. alone,
Uutsl what time from mIndiug OF the moon
The trnant t,i, shall turn to clain. ~ own
Aud lap o. dep iD ~"li forgotten swU1u.
So my loyeel uu-. lp fantasies prey,
Strange u .nou h.EolI.u fancit- Of her brain
Doth give them Ciia~r and haste from me- away,
TIL Of her heart b,.thiuking, turns again.
Aud wrap. me chose shuts ont all else beside;
The strand seem "a h.. and she th, tide
P,.rrlydl Lowell IN ~grIhurr> Magazine
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

lanes t Richardson. Custom House. Nrw
Orleans. oH oath. says. Tn iS-u ~cruIuInus
icr'rS bT"hr uTt nn ms body uutiI WAS a
mass 0i corruption lyrTNIhiug known L. the
medical faculty was irI,d tu NIih. br.,.tmc a
'nCTr wreck. At Ifmr~ could not Mt my hands
&" nv hr.IG- could not turu ia bed was in
constant pam. AId iu"Nrd upuulIlra, 4 curse
Nu rrIlri 1T car. ~ ten wears. In 1881 d, ard
"l ia" trTtrEN klNEIHt~. used them. and WAS
perfectly euT,rl
sworn In t.t,rt.I = Ttp, II Tr,uf,,J
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

The Youngstown Telegram gives inf"r-
nation in the following, that may be Of IL e
here:
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette re-
prints its assertion that natural gas cannot
be piped TWENTY-FIVE miles in competition
with fuel gas obtained from coal" When
next Mr.. Halstead goes upon hi- travels he
should come TO Youngstown. where forty
mile pipe line is 10 be paralleled, bringing
gas forty miles 10 sell to mills AT pittSharg.
prices having proved to t,e profitable.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Wheat in Chicago dropped twenty points
Tuesday, and the June clique art sufferers.
Roseufeld X Co. failed on account Oi the
failure of Cincinnati clients la meet mar
gins. losing about half million. keTshaw
Il Co. held out Tuesday. but have their
test today. The cliqu-s 5000, 900 bushels
will 20 under the hammer.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

IF I'd been little George Washington ia
have liei about cutting the cherry tree M,
said as Lr LAID down his school history.
You would exclaimed the mnrher
And why
We'll, then II would have been laid to the
hired man"
And then!'
And tnen tn red have been the all fired
81 fight h-'twt, II him aud the Old man " ash
ngton anNt"H'E ever saw Little George
MAS way off Oh that rherry tree business -
Detroit Free Press.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Il asked a railroad magnate the other day"
sail IA tourist To reporter, why the cars
were deliberately upholstered, ana he said
it was to pknuSa the public. Now, 40 You
know, | r"uldut see it II the hot. stuffed
cushions were replaced 10y elastic, open wick
erwuri; | think It would he safe To say that "a
ajuritv OF the puhlI,- would feel grateful
Stuffed seats in >.Immer are simply mtolera.
le. Philak lpLIa Call.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
Entertaining the Pops.

The pop has been enjoying the company
at the Vatican "f the coniurer Bo>co. who
was sent tor expressly from Vienna To enter
tain his holiness. After witnessing two hours
sleight ot hand work with grra; delight. the
pope c"mPIimemted the coniurer and sent
him % the h"~pita-that j.. TO entertain the
sick-an honor for winch Bose" was not pre-
paTe1l
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Writing ot Men ami Things. fer the
d-mocratic Cleveland Plain neul,r, of
which paper he was formerly the editor.
Major William W. Armstrong, postmaster
at Cleveland. says:
II Is gratifying I" Ohio pride Ia know
, that Ohio boys" like Grant, Sherman.
Sheridan. the Woods. McCnok, Brooks,
CTook. Custer, NcPhersan. Mcdowell and
others. educated at this aradcmy West
Point ot the government, were tue tu
their oaths and when the overthrow Of the
Mon was threatened by The. seeding
states, came gallantiy forward to organize
and lead the men Of all parties who Sprang
from the farms. from the factories. from
the professions and the workshops and all
busy lines of industry 10 defend the integ-
ritv of the ni0n and uphold the flag of
the country.
Ii i, indeed, gratifying to Ohio patriots
{" know these things. And they are graft
lied also because Major Armstrong Is graft
lied
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Capt Juan Mer'adeI. Of san Francisco.
is the master "f Il curious lIftle steam fishing
boat, which GOES outside the Golden Gate
every morning after fish Large nets are
dragged along the h"ttum frequently IN forty
taLhnmts. and several haul> ~rldum fail to
tiiug up from one Ia one and half tons Of
Z, IL ,nul ..I-II.It IL
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
SJAcoRs OIL
IN EVERY SECTION.

New Hampshire. Mr. l. j. PRIEST. nur
ham. New Ham y-uIE- va afflicted " lLh ~
nlHtism tor nearly twenty years. He tried I
IHcUbs O1l-tnr great rpuquerUr of paI-aud
vas completely cured
Ma-sach h usetts.-Mr J p. KINGSLEY. See.
retary Holy Cross College Gymnasium, Nor.
,rst'r. Massa' hUst.tts " rites " ENrry m-uilrr
"i our club speaks Of 81 Jacobs OIL u the D,>t
chrc they have ever used
New york.-Hon THOMAS JAMES. late
Postmaster trru"rai ut the United State say
"uucur in endorsing Il. Jacobs oil
Fenn-yIyania.-Mr T. W. sPANGIFR.
Publisher York, FruuSylyaula. DuIa. state,
thar IA severe attack OF N-uralgiS. by sHIu
fatIEs piece OF danur. with St Jacobs ,,t'
,uc great pau-CUTe and rubbing the part ai
i"ctei once only, he was permanently cured
Ohio.-Hon. THOMAS L. YOUNG. ex-Guv.
rru"r OF Ohio. states that he suffered for y~ar,
With rheumatism, and vas cured by StJarvb>
kcntucky.-Hr K : wITHFRS. Of Fair.
Lawn STOCK farm, Lexington. Kentucky ,wfiir,
-''u niN~rli. nv meu. aud my horses Ilst Il
Jacobs oil i1r aches aud paius.-It cures
Indiana Hon BNNIEL W. yOORHEF~.
9. e.. senator from Indiana, says. st Jfrrh.
pl gave me instantaneous relief rrmurs
Hhl" remedy"
Iowa. lion C. w. HAGZLITT. state leg
iHHrr. Waterloo. Iowa says Il CUn,drf 4
Iuroh> pi! the greatest renedy ever used
MaryIand.-Hon. NJ " OFFUTT. state s,u
ai"r. TnN-rn. Maryland WRITES e / had st.
yrn.Iy ~praiucd Knee and IntammaiDfy Ehr.u
msi'~m for -iN weeks. tried II. Jacobs uil.
and d unt only gave immediate relief lu the
~rfn.u Aut it cured me "f every symptom L
Ih, EhrumStIsH'
Nirginia.-Nr / y -HAWNER. Cove Greek
Ial"Wrli 60, ,NlrgiUir " rites '' WJ> tor long
TIM "a great sufferer with Birka"hr truuhir.
Finally tried = Jacobs pIl-thr great pa
rr.i,Nrr-cNI-rnali ". and Il cured me
Csiifornia.-A leading member Of the
Olympic club. san FTauriSyu. California th,
best equipped athletic rlub iu AmrTIra said ="
II ryI"rtr- ui TtS >uH FrHr,ssO al. r>IJa,.,'f-
on is the surt>t paiui"strUyeT. | would hrt
on il against the world"
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers everywhere
Price lily cents.
IHE CHARLES A. v0GEleR CO. Baltimore. Nj
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
Oh ot nv wnE>rCa.rs

We have brrH selling Your tttI,F .HA Hrut-
n,t- iur years. and have The hr>t complaint
YET I" receive from purchaser. onr nf the
worst cases "I srruiula ever saw WAS CURED
hN III" u>' 81 nv" bottles "l tU1I,rRs kt~uI-
y hN~. d iflrr %, and 'i "a soar. The Soap
takes the ritkr her" ts 4 m-d-Cius,I SOAP
TAYLOR TAYLOR
hfmEgisfs. ErtLk fnrI- l. y
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

The country is convulsed with il.digna-
ton over President Cleyeland's order that
the captured rebel flags shall be- II stored to
the confrderates. When the president gets
to St. Louis he will find the assembled
Grand Army veterans in decided state oi
mind
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
The following editorials are in the Cincin-

natl Commercial Gazette:
Our Washington correspondent sends the
list of confederate battle flags captured by
Ohio troops that have been bundled mp To
.aKe to the sovereign states al the south
The cnppeTnrad president and his mug
wump secretary do not consult ONO ia this.
There were 235 national ftgS IN the wal
department taken BY the c"nie irrate troops
and rrcaptured. Th-ee have net heen
turned over TO the several states ot The
solid south. Possibly u,e might have been
found for theln la celebrating the Fourth Of
July.
Tne blood of patriots is beginning 10
boil. The wooden-headrd and stone
hearted president seems {" be utterly with
out perception or feeling.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Toledo is hankering for an ample supp
of pure water Toledo i supposed 10 b.
located on Lake Erie. and Lake Erie l.
supposed 10 have good deal of pure water
in IT, What's the matter With Toledo?
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
NtlIll L.

Persous leaving the city for the summer, az
for a few weeks. or for ouy few days can
have IN. kEPBUIIC mailed 10 them. from thls
Office. without extra charge. III you are going
from place 10 place. just drop Us a postal card
and your address will be changed. ;" thal H"i
may have your home pSper every day.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

The New York Mail aud Express good
republican authority says that the kenne-
beck Maine Journal is entirely right III
assuming that the temperance question
will form one of the ISSUES of the New
York campaign this fall" and that ''the
sentiment in favor of stringent temperance
legislation is constantly increasing. and the
republicans are the acknowledged cham
pionS of the cause"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

trFlrUEt RENFnfES are sold everywhere.
Price iIrI"UKh. the Great skin cure. TGc:
q tICJE, soar. an Exquisite Brautitrr. 25c:
ltTIrlR' RE~uIN ENT. the New Blood Purifier.
Il; Potter DRrG AND CHENlC,L Co. Boston.
DIMPLEN. BlacKhradS. skin Blrmish-s and
vi Baby hUmorS. use Curicura Soap
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Ex-yice President William 4. Wheeler
WAS man of great personal excellence ana
of great benevoIence. lie left So. .0On t"
home missions and Si,ocn {" foreign In =
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Governor Hill says his fayoritr way Of
spending summers evening is 10 lean
back in chair on the piazza of his hoiIsr
.'and reflect. Rochester Dem. and ChruH-
on other people, We suppose. on Pre-
sident Grover Cleveland and the policy af
his administration. Eli?
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
l. gal Notice.

Sarah Z. Stevenson and David Stevenson
"rr husband. Who rrsi i- Al Clifton. Mason
cyIuts. state nf sr>t Virginia. VIII take no
= that Laura l.. Wilson filed her pc lition in
III court uf common pleas oi Clark county
UL -. nn the 10Th day Of February. A. II. lssI
Sc y" sal. alirgiag that "n The I'D day OF
\ Igt> D lssl. a certain PAPER writing pur
.,Jr | y br the last Will and testament of
Stera Laslry, drceas-r. was admitted tu
probate h" the probate court Of Clark county.
Ohio. = id ill - recorded IN will record book
No. p n l0-a& inclusive. record Of ClaI X
couns - That said paper writing Is not
the lastr tnd testament "t Stewart A. Las
ley. tec.a
The pra Of said petition is that an issue
be made II AS in whether said paper writing
is III la illani testament Of said stewart
A l. lsleN and that the same may be set aside
Tn persons above mentioned Viii fake notice
tn II they have been made parties defendant
to said prflti"n. and that they are required to
answer the same "n or before the 9TH day of
July. A. ID. issI.
MoRRIs 4 PLUNNER.
y. i. BULLUrA. and
LirTLE 4 SPENCER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
May Is. lSS-. hot
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

The coffee break in the New York market
is abont repaired. Rio spectators were al
at the bottom of the boom. Prices Of the
staple are now improving,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

We have obtained satisfactory results from
the Usr 81 the tdtlcurt krnrd rS in our avn
iantIS. ANA recommend Them beyond any
other remedies Tor dl>tnsrS of the skin and
blood. Ia" demand for them grows ~ their
merits hrcunr known.
MCMILLAN \ CO.
nruEEISts. I.atroht. Pa
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

The GAINESVILLE board of trade has de-
clared in favor of street paving.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Tir' annual TrpnIl al tn, water works
b 'aid Ia council. which appears VI .ohr col
unn- today, j. lrlN interesting reading
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

What is ButGrrwortn? Some people al
waiting To see.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

There is now town of Gladstone, il
California.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

New Hampshire. Mr. l.. j. PRIEST. Hur
ham. New HImy-uiFt. was afflicted with ~
nHti-m tor nearly twenty years. He tried =
IHoohN on the great ruuquerOr of pain-and
vas completely cured.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

My Love mas GROWN - .,ry Fair,
The envy of every girl:
The secret now | will declare.
'TiS in thaplin'S Liquid Pearl.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

New York. Hon THOMAS L.JANE-. late
Postmaster t'ru"rti ut the United State say
| ruucur in endorsing Il Jacobs OIL
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15

Ma-sach usetts.-Mr J d. KINGSLEY, see.
F5iary Holy Cross College Gymnasium, Nor
'rst'r. Massa' hUsrtts. " rites. " ENrry m-uIher
"i our club speaks OF 81 Jacobs OIL u the D,>t
cure they have ever used
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-15
SPRINGFIELD PUDIlsHlIe C0AflaI,
Publishers and Proprietors.

TdE EVENING ,>Ert niiC Is published
every evening except Sunday, and IL deil.
errf ~ the rate of ice. per week single
copies 2c-
rBE WEEKLY REPUBLIC Is published
every Thursday, and is one of the most com
p!rtA family newspapers IN the country
eight pages markets complete hcpiete
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Ohio.-Hon THOMAS l.. YOUNG. sx-'ruv
cruur OF OHIO. states that he suffered for l~Ar,
with rheumatism, and wan cured Jy -. Jacobs